No kidding. This thing is nowhere near what he’s asking, but it is definitely in great shape.

So you’re rating it as “burst Pipe”?

If you need a work truck there are much better options for the same price or cheaper. If you buy this and don’t need a work truck you are going to quickly scratch your head and wonder what actually compelled you to waste your money on a slow and crude LUV.

Correct Sir!

2800$ Phaeton is the most expensive Phaeton on earth.

I will counter with the WORST car deals on the CL market today. Yes folks, that is 60K for an “auto” base 928. I asked if it was the correct price listed and he said yes.

To Live and Die with $3K in LA

I have always loved the Mark III. This one looks like a great survivor and driver. But $15k is too much. I was thinking the exact same $10k (with the wheels, thank you) would be where I’d want to be.

You think that is large? You shoulda seen the engine on my 73 Eldorado.

DAYUM.

Not sure where you get failed from. The G8 failed because Pontiac was shut down. The SS sold out. They didn’t build many of either and certain didn’t advertise either.

I know it's not a competition, but this is the car that would win Radwood.

I like it. A lot. I didn’t realize these were rear wheel drive. Now I want it more.

The new owner will never know,because when this gets sold again,I’m betting it will have maybe 9 miles on it.

Of course not. Sure, this is a cool car and quick in a straight line for its day but the ONLY reason this car is 200K is the fact that is it has 8 miles on it. Every mile driven beyond that will only devalue it. Nostalgia gonna do its thing for people who love this thing but to me, CP all day long. Even as a pristine…

I know the original post on this unearthed a lot of negativity for the GNX, but I still LOVE the car. Something about a bad-ass black car that just ticks all the boxes. Hitting 60 in less than 5 seconds in the mid 80's was ridiculous. I was driving a K-Car that needed 13 seconds to do the same at that time. I could…

If you mean they leave it in a plastic bubble never to be driven, don’t worry they probably will. 

This wasn't a sports car. It was a muscle car.

One of GM’s greatest sports cars and well engineered engines.